History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . jury, drew the indictmentand prepared the case for trial, but went ourof office before the trial. Mr. Reed was mar-ried, July 8, 1880, to Isabelle Trent, thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Trent, ofManito, 111. They have two children—Al-bert Pieston, seventeen years old, and Rus-sell Claude Reed, ten years old. Previous tohis election as county attorney Mr. Reed hadnever held otflce, but he was active as a Re-publican, and
History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . jury, drew the indictmentand prepared the case for trial, but went ourof office before the trial. Mr. Reed was mar-ried, July 8, 1880, to Isabelle Trent, thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Trent, ofManito, 111. They have two children—Al-bert Pieston, seventeen years old, and Rus-sell Claude Reed, ten years old. Previous tohis election as county attorney Mr. Reed hadnever held otflce, but he was active as a Re-publican, and was very influential in hisjiarty. In 1890 he was made chairman of theCounty Republican Committee of HennejiinCounty, and in 1804 was chosen chairman ofthe .ludiciary Rei>ublican Committee. He isregarded as one of the best anddirectors of a cami)aign in the party. He isa member of the Commercial Club, the Elks,the Knights of Pythias, the Modern Wood-men, and the Masonic ordei. In religion heaffiliates with and supports the Congrega-tional church, and is held socially, as well asprofessionally, in the highest esteem. HISTORY OF THE GREAT LYLE C. BACON. BACOX, Dr. Lyle Cholwell, of St. Paul,clinical professoi- of obstetrics lu the medi-cal department of Hamline University, andobstetrician to the City and County Hospital,St. Paul, was born at Niles, Mich., February26, 1860. His father—also a distinguishedmember of the medical profession—wasCyrus Bacon, Jr., assistant surgeon andbrevet major TTnited States army, Edwardsburg, Mich. He died in theservice in 1868. The maiden name of thedoctoi-s mother was Arabella Knox. the daughter of Colonel and Mrs. A. , of Niles, Mich. The family on boththe father and mothers sides is of early NewEngland colonial ancestry, many membersbeing cons])icuous for their services iu thecolonial wars and in the Revolutionary strug-gle. Among them may be mentioned Col-onel Stephen Bacon, Captain Moses L
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